How do I join the Cyclogs CC team?
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Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
Go to Cyclogs and register.
Click on 'Teams' at the top.
Find 'CycleChat' and click 'Join this Team'
Prepare to do lots of cycling!
Click on 'Teams' at the top.
Find 'CycleChat' and click 'Join this Team'
Prepare to do lots of cycling!
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
...but if you forget you can click 'Transfer all my rides to this team' at a later date.
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
Yep, you can - for as far back as you like*.
But only if it means that you don't overtake me last month
*not that I have any authority to say this, I just think you might as well!
But only if it means that you don't overtake me last month
*not that I have any authority to say this, I just think you might as well!
Is there any benefit to this, over again joining cyclogs at all?
I have joined cyclogs although it's patently clear to me that there are a few people that are talking absolute bullshit about their average speeds. And probably therefore also the distance. What the point is, god knows - you don't exactly geta prize.
However it has to be said I don't suspect anyone on here of posting false claims.
I have joined cyclogs although it's patently clear to me that there are a few people that are talking absolute bullshit about their average speeds. And probably therefore also the distance. What the point is, god knows - you don't exactly geta prize.
However it has to be said I don't suspect anyone on here of posting false claims.
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
Aha, to whom are you referring re reported speed? Obviously no human could produce the average speeds I am, but if you're wondering about anyone else on the CC team, well I think the speeds all seem quite likely, having heard from people about their type of cycling. [Edit - sorry, just noticed you weren't saying it was a CC person]
There's no real benefit to joining Cyclogs or the CycleChat team within it, apart from the community feel and the encouragement.
Oh, and congrats on your 10,001th post!
There's no real benefit to joining Cyclogs or the CycleChat team within it, apart from the community feel and the encouragement.
Oh, and congrats on your 10,001th post!
HeartAttack
New Member
bonj said:
Funny you should say that, mine includes race miles, training and club runs (though these include rolling too and from club meeting point) but I don't see how I could push a higher avg unless I cut out the roll ins/outs.
Joe24
More serious cyclist than Bonj
- Location
- Nottingham
Thomas Thailand does stupid amounts of miles
I stoped being arsed with it when i worked out i was too bothered with getting lots of miles in and not training right, i kept going out on days i should of been sat around and not on the bike. Id go out and do 30miles not so hard, when i could really just go out and do less harder and get more from it.
I log my TT times in a book, its easier and i can put more info down quicker.
So no, i dont see much point to it, you can train better without it.
But that could just be me being competetive and wanting to be very close to the top, which i did last year.
I stoped being arsed with it when i worked out i was too bothered with getting lots of miles in and not training right, i kept going out on days i should of been sat around and not on the bike. Id go out and do 30miles not so hard, when i could really just go out and do less harder and get more from it.
I log my TT times in a book, its easier and i can put more info down quicker.
So no, i dont see much point to it, you can train better without it.
But that could just be me being competetive and wanting to be very close to the top, which i did last year.
